The Am2900 series is a coordinated family of bipolar microprocessor circuits designed for use in high-speed digital equipment. These devices can be connected in a multiplicity of architectures to solve numerous digital computing problems. Applications include general computer or minicomputer emulation, tape or disk controllers, communications systems, voice processing machines, and a host of special purpose digital signal processors.
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